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	Koljivo
		One of our many customs in the Church is that of preparing and serving koljivo at the time of a funeral, and whenever a parastos is served in the Church for the departed.
		Since that time koljivo, having been connected with celebrating the memory of the Saints, is brought to the Church and blessed during what is known today as the memorial service.
		Koljivo was also distributed to the poor as a form of almsgiving.
	www.suc.org /culture/library/religious/Lord_Teach_Us_To_Pray/Koljivo.html (468 words)

	Koljivo
		Since that time koljivo, having been connected with celebrating the memory of the Saints, is brought to the Church and blessed during what is known today as the memorial service.
		Koljivo was also distributed to the poor as a form of almsgiving.
		In some regions koljivo is taken to the cemetery during a funeral.
	www.serbianunity.net /culture/library/religious/Lord_Teach_Us_To_Pray/Koljivo.html (468 words)

	CalendarHome.com - - Calendar Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Should a particular household move far away, with the father's permission, a son might celebrate the slava in his own home; usually, however, for as long as a family patriarch is alive, his sons should celebrate under his roof.
		The occasion brings all of the family together, and a feast is normally prepared, including are the traditional foods: slavski kolač (славски колач) and koljivo (кољиво).
		Though not necessary, it is common for the priest to bless the house and perform a small memorial service for dead relatives.
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /cgi-bin/encyclopedia.pl?p=Slava (811 words)

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		A dish of boiled wheat (Koljivo) and a particular kind of cake (Slavski kolac) are prepared for the Slava.
		For the Feast of St. Elias and Michel the Archangel, Koljivo is not prepared, since it is an offering for the dead, and these saints are believed to be still living.
		A maiden serves them with Koljivo, of which everyone is obliged to take a spoonful, and then -- in the towns -- with jam, cakes, and whisky or wine, according as it is the forenoon or afternoon.
	lucy.ukc.ac.uk /EthnoAtlas/Hmar/Mar_dir/XMarriage.2126 (497 words)

	Slava - Thagodz Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Should a particular household move far away, with the father's permission, a son might celebrate the slava in his own home; usually, however, for as long as a family patriarch is alive, his sons should celebrate under his roof.
		The occasion brings all of the family together, and a feast is normally prepared, including are the traditional foods: slavski kolač (славски колач) and koljivo (кољиво).
		Though not necessary, it is common for the priest to bless the house and perform a small memorial service for dead relatives.
	www.thagodz.com /search/wiki/?title=Slava (852 words)

	Religious and Holyday Foods
		Sava in his reformatory work, definitely abolished blood sacrifices and established the Christian symbols or Krsna Slava, which are the candle (voshtanica), wheat (koljivo) and bread (kolac).
		He takes to the church a Patron's Saint Cake (Slavski Kolac), a bowl or cooked wheat sweetened with honey or sugar (koljivo) and the "Book in Memoriam" (citulja) from which, during the Holy Liturgy, the priest reads the names of the host's deceased relatives.
		Koljivo is prepared only in commemoration of patron saints who died.
	www.umiacs.umd.edu /users/lpv/YU/HTML/food_religious.html (2703 words)

	Romanian Food and Their Culture
		A part of the Romanian Orthodox funeral service is the blessing of a plate of mounded wheat sprinkled with sugar, raisins, and nuts.
		This is similar to the Ukrainian kutya, the Russian kutija, and the Serbian koljivo or zito.
		Romanians are noted for extremes in temperament and taste, and diversity in history and cuisine, but some things have remained comparatively consistent.
	www.food-links.com /countries/romania/romania.php (960 words)

	SRBONOSTALGIJA \| ZA DOBRA STARA VREMENA.
		Slavsko koljivo se sprema za sve slave, i za sv.
		domacica treba da osvecenom vodicom zamesi slavski kolac i skuva psenicu za koljivo.
		Na stolu, malo napred, stoji slavska sveca, s leve strane postavi se slavski kolac, sa desne koljivo; u sredini casa sa crvenim vinom; uz kolac, noz, tamnjan, kadionica i loista sa imenima clanova porodice.
	www.srbonostalgija.com /ocuvanjetradicije.htm (1595 words)

	St. George Serbian Orthodox Church, Carmichaels - Mildred Zorman Honored as Kuma-St.George Slava 2006
		Son Louis, a retired federal corrections officer, was on hand as were Mildred's sisters and nieces and hephews.
		Following the Divine Liturgy, the Procession around the Church and the Blessing of the Kolac and Koljivo, the banquet and program were held in the church hall.
		Executive Board President Vice Dr.Ivko Dimitric recogized Kuma Mildred and presented her with an icon of the Lord Jesus Christ.
	www.stgeorgeserbian.us /activ-22.htm (226 words)

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